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Former Indiana sheriff connected to Jamey Noel appears in court

Former Indiana sheriff connected to Jamey Noel appears in court
WATERFRONT. ANOTHER FORMER INDIANA SHERIFF CONNECTED TO JAMIE NOELL IS FACING CRIMINAL CHARGES TONIGHT. KENNETH EUBANKS APPEARED IN COURT TODAY FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE HIS ARREST. 비바카지노 Viva맥스카지노S ALEXIS MATHEWS JOINS US LIVE WITH DETAILS ON WHAT HE맥스카지노S ACCUSED OF. ALEXIS. VICKI. RICK. KENNETH EUBANKS INITIAL HEARING TODAY ON A FELONY TAX EVASION CHARGE LASTED LESS THAN TEN MINUTES. AND UNLIKE SOME OF THE OTHERS WHOSE CRIMINAL CHARGES ARE DIRECTLY RELATED TO JAMIE KNOWLES CORRUPTION, THAT맥스카지노S NOT THE CASE ENTIRELY. FOR HUGH BANKS, FORMER SCOTT COUNTY SHERIFF KENNETH EUBANKS ARRESTED APRIL 17TH. SAT BRIEFLY IN THE SAME JAIL. HE RAN BACK IN 2018. AND ON TUESDAY, HE APPEARED BEFORE A JUDGE IN THE SCOTT COUNTY COURTHOUSE FOR A TAX EVASION CHARGE. THE LEVEL SIX FELONY CARRIES A PRISON SENTENCE UP TO TWO AND A HALF YEARS. MR. HUGH BANKS, BUT DO YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU맥스카지노RE CHARGED WITH AND WHAT THE POTENTIAL PENALTIES ARE? MR. WRENN, AM I TO ENTER A NOT GUILTY PLEA AT THIS TIME? YES, YOUR HONOR. HUGH BANKS, WHO WAS ALSO A MAJOR AT THE CLARKE COUNTY SHERIFF맥스카지노S OFFICE AND A JAIL CORRECTIONS OFFICER, WAS THE FIFTH PERSON TIED TO JAMIE NOELL, FACING CHARGES STEMMING FROM THE CORRUPTION SCANDAL. INVESTIGATION. BUT HUGH BANKS맥스카지노S ALLEGED CRIMES DO NOT INVOLVE NOEL, WHO IS CURRENTLY SERVING A 12 YEAR PRISON SENTENCE FOR STEALING FROM FIRE AND EMS AGENCIES. THOUGH INVESTIGATORS SAY NOEL PAID HUGH BANKS OVER $280,000 WITH JAIL COMMISSARY FUND MONEY FOR QUESTIONABLE CONSULTANT SERVICES IN THOSE 2018, COMMISSARY RECORDS ARE REPORTEDLY MISSING. NO, HE. IT APPEARS THAT THE THAT IS NOT PART OF THE TAX EVASION. NO, BUT SPECIAL PROSECUTOR RICK HURDLE SAYS THERE IS PROBABLE CAUSE FOR THE CHARGE. AN AFFIDAVIT ALLEGES HUGH BANKS AND HIS WIFE, LINDY, FILED FALSE TAX RETURNS FROM 2019 TO 2021. THEY DID NOT PAY SALES TAX ON PERSONAL PROPERTY THEY SOLD AND DID NOT REPORT THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN INCOME. HUGH BANKS IS ALSO ACCUSED OF STEALING OVER $145,000 FROM HIS GODMOTHER WITH DEMENTIA. HE REPORTEDLY HAD POWER OF ATTORNEY OVER HER BANK ACCOUNT AND HURDLE SAYS NOEL맥스카지노S INVESTIGATION LED THEM TO UNCOVER HUGH BANKS맥스카지노S ALLEGED WRONGDOING. I DON맥스카지노T THINK THAT KENNETH EUBANKS IS ON ANYONE맥스카지노S RADAR. HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR THE THE JAMIE NOEL INVESTIGATION BROUGHT TO THE INDIANA STATE POLICE AND THEN ULTIMATELY BROUGHT TO ME. NOW, ALEXIS, WHERE DO THINGS STAND FOR JAMIE NOEL AND HIS OTHER CO-DEFENDANTS? WELL, VICKI, STARTING WITH THE MAN AT THE CENTER OF ALL OF THIS, JAMIE NOEL. AS MENTIONED, HE IS SERVING A 12 YEAR PRISON SENTENCE BUT CURRENTLY UNDERWAY. OUR AUCTION OF HIS PERSONAL ITEMS TO HELP PAY FOR THE NEARLY $3 MILLION IN RESTITUTION THAT HE OWES NOW FOR HIS ESTRANGED WIFE, MISTY NOEL. SHE IS DUE BACK IN COURT NEXT MONTH, AND BOTH THE DEFENSE AND THE PROSECUTION HINT THAT THEY WILL LIKELY REACH A PLEA DEAL. NOW CASEY NOEL PLED GUILTY BACK IN JANUARY AND IS SERVING NINE MONTHS AT THE HARRISON COUNTY DETENTION CENTER, BUT SHE맥스카지노S EXPECTED TO SERVE ONLY HALF OF THAT TIME. NOW BRITTANY FERRY, THE MOTHER OF JAMIE NOEL맥스카지노S CHILD, STRUCK A DEAL IN FEBRUARY AND WAS GIVEN TWO YEARS PROBATION. JOHN MILLER, WHO HAS FILED SEVERAL MOTIONS AND APPEALS, SOME OF WHICH HAVE BEEN DENIED. OTHERS ARE STILL PENDING. HE IS SCHEDULED TO STAND TRIAL IN OCTOBER IF HE DOES NOT REACH A DEAL BEFORE THEN. AND OF COURSE, KENNETH EUBANKS IS OUT ON A $5,000 BOND AND HE맥스카지노S DUE BACK IN COURT IN JUNE.
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Former Indiana sheriff connected to Jamey Noel appears in court
Kenneth Hughbanks, a former Scott County sheriff, appeared in court Tuesday on a felony tax evasion charge, marking his first court appearance since his arrest last week.A special prosecutor says a connection to Jamey Noel brought his crimes to light.Hughbanks' initial hearing on the tax evasion charge lasted less than 10 minutes. He was arrested on April 17, and briefly sat in the same jail he ran back in 2018.On Tuesday, he appeared before a judge in the Scott County Courthouse for the tax evasion charge, a level six felony that carries a prison sentence of up to two and a half years. Hughbanks, who also served as a major at the Clark County Sheriff's Office and a jail corrections officer, is the fifth person tied to Noel facing charges stemming from the corruption scandal investigation. However, Hughbanks' alleged crimes do not fully involve Noel, who is currently serving a 12-year prison sentence for stealing from fire and EMS agencies.Investigators say Noel paid Hughbanks over $280,000 with jail commissary fund money for questionable consultant services, and those 2018 commissary records are reportedly missing."It appears that, that is not part of the tax evasion," the judge noted.Special prosecutor Ric Hertel said there is probable cause for the charge. An affidavit alleges Hughbanks and his wife, Lyndi, filed false tax returns from 2019 to 2021, did not pay sales tax on personal property they sold, and did not report thousands of dollars in income. Hughbanks is also accused of stealing over $145,000 from his godmother with dementia, reportedly having power of attorney over her bank accounts."I don't think that Kenneth Hughbanks is on anyone's radar. Had it not been for the Jamey Noel investigation brought to the Indiana State Police and then ultimately brought to me," Hertel said.Jamey Noel is serving a 12-year prison sentence, and auctions of his personal items are underway to help pay for his nearly $3 million restitution. His wife, Misty Noel, is due back in court next month, with both sides hinting at a likely plea deal. Their daughter Kasey Noel pleaded guilty, is serving nine months at the Harrison County Detention Center, and is expected to serve half that time. Brittney Ferree, who shares a child with Noel, struck a deal and was given two years probation. John Miller has filed several motions and appeals but will stand trial in October.Hughbanks, who is out on a $5,000 bond, will be back in court in June.

Kenneth Hughbanks, a former Scott County sheriff, appeared in court Tuesday on a felony tax evasion charge, marking his first court appearance since his arrest last week.

A special prosecutor says a connection to Jamey Noel brought his crimes to light.

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Hughbanks' initial hearing on the tax evasion charge lasted less than 10 minutes.

He was arrested on April 17, and briefly sat in the same jail he ran back in 2018.

On Tuesday, he appeared before a judge in the Scott County Courthouse for the tax evasion charge, a level six felony that carries a prison sentence of up to two and a half years.

Hughbanks, who also served as a major at the Clark County Sheriff's Office and a jail corrections officer, is the fifth person tied to Noel facing charges stemming from the corruption scandal investigation.

However, Hughbanks' alleged crimes do not fully involve Noel, who is currently serving a 12-year prison sentence for stealing from fire and EMS agencies.

Investigators say Noel paid Hughbanks over $280,000 with jail commissary fund money for questionable consultant services, and those 2018 commissary records are reportedly missing.

"It appears that, that is not part of the tax evasion," the judge noted.

Special prosecutor Ric Hertel said there is probable cause for the charge. An affidavit alleges Hughbanks and his wife, Lyndi, filed false tax returns from 2019 to 2021, did not pay sales tax on personal property they sold, and did not report thousands of dollars in income.

Hughbanks is also accused of stealing over $145,000 from his godmother with dementia, reportedly having power of attorney over her bank accounts.

"I don't think that Kenneth Hughbanks is on anyone's radar. Had it not been for the Jamey Noel investigation brought to the Indiana State Police and then ultimately brought to me," Hertel said.

Jamey Noel is serving a 12-year prison sentence, and auctions of his personal items are underway to help pay for his nearly $3 million restitution.

His wife, Misty Noel, is due back in court next month, with both sides hinting at a likely plea deal.

Their daughter Kasey Noel pleaded guilty, is serving nine months at the Harrison County Detention Center, and is expected to serve half that time.

Brittney Ferree, who shares a child with Noel, struck a deal and was given two years probation. John Miller has filed several motions and appeals but will stand trial in October.

Hughbanks, who is out on a $5,000 bond, will be back in court in June.